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Originally posted on my personal blog which is much more colorful and enjoyable than hashnode 馃き Do you want to switch to Ubuntu as a React developer? You can setup React development environment on Ubuntu by following this full guide. Vscode, termina...
I love Thinkpads. They are robust and durable. And no need to mention about their world class keyboards! My newest Thinkpad comes with AMD Ryzen 4750u which is really powerful and absolutely perfect for web development purposes. With my i3 setup it ...
Originally posted on my personal blog which is much more colorful and enyojable than hashnode. We are all familiar with those confirm/cancel dialog windows but have you ever tried implementing it in your React application? Whenever your user tries ...
Originally posted on my personal blog devugur which is much more colorful and enyojable than hashnode. Let's say we have a value kept in the state in a react application and we want to keep it there even if we refresh the page. The simplest solution ...
Originally posted on my personal blog which is much more colorful and enyojable than hashnode. 馃き Images on your twitter posts will increase the interaction of your tweets, that's a fact. You like blogging on your brand new NextJS website and you wou...
Originally posted on my personal blog which is much more colorful and enyojable than hashnode. 馃き Web vitals is a guidance for developers to provide their users great web experience. What I mean by guidance is that the core rules for creating a bette...
I bet you have interacted with the github as a developer. Most probably you have seen the different tabs on the repository page. You can see in the image those tabs. Today we will look into the issues tab and try to understand what it does. If you o...
Originally posted on my personal blog which is much more colorful and enyojable than hashnode. 馃き Today we will create server-side paginated table with react-table. In order to see the full code you can visit my github repo. The technologies used f...
